Plan A or nothing ...

This Sunday morning, out of the prolonged silence of Quaker worship, a Friend spoke referring to the idea of always having a “Plan B” just in case “Plan A” doesn’t work. He observed that when it came to acting out of love — which he called “Plan A” — there is no Plan B.

Different options don’t work.

And if for some reason what you are doing under Plan A isn’t quite working out (we all know the feeling), you don’t give up on love’s plan; you rework it.

I have that feeling about war and conflict too. We either love each other or we destroy each other.

It’s Plan A or nothing.

Today, brilliant with color, God’s own Plan A was on glorious display.